New Delhi, April 2: Google, the tech giant, has introduced a new feature called "Audio Emojis" for Android phones. The innovative addition┬аis expected┬аto enhance phone conversations by allowing users to express emotions through pre-set sound effects. The introduction of Audio Emojis could provide users with a new means of expressing┬аemotions┬аand add a touch of humour to their phone conversations.

As per a report┬аof┬аIndia Today, Google is rolling out the "Audio Emojis" feature for Android phones.┬аThe report suggests that these audio emojis are essentially stock sound effects attached to six different emojis, which might include laughter, clapping, crying, a party horn, a poop emoji and a drum emoji┬аas┬аper a report┬аof┬аEnglish Jagran.┬аGoogle Banned Over 2 Million Policy-Violating Apps From Play Store in 2023.

What are Google's Audio Emojis?

According to the reports, the Audio Emoji feature will enable users to select an emoji during a call, which will then play a corresponding sound effect for both parties on the call. This feature is currently in beta testing.┬аTo enable audio emojis┬аon a phone, users should navigate to┬аsettings, General,┬аAudio┬аEmojis and toggle the feature to turn it on.

To use the Audio Emojis,┬аusers┬аwill be able to┬аaccess the feature in the phone interface by tapping the "Audio Emojis" toggle on the call screen.┬аThe sounds will be audible to both the caller and the receiver,┬аwhich will likely allow┬аfor a more expressive and interactive phone conversation.┬аInstagram New Update: Meta-Owned Photo and Video Sharing App Updating Its Algorithm To Prioritise Original Content, Likely To Decline in Views for Reposted Content; Check Details.

The availability of Audio Emojis in the stable version of the Google Phone app is still┬аuncertain.┬аNevertheless, the fun and engaging nature of this feature may expedite its arrival for Android users.┬аGoogle┬аhas not yet made┬аan official announcement regarding the global rollout of the Audio Emoji feature.┬аHowever, the company is currently testing the feature and may release it to globally for public use in the coming weeks.

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